The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-06 00:00:00

Colonel Difttanamt- from Englan•l. This rtiorn;');..e, ail ivedk here'llk Earl QfLeice, , :ter Packet, having et , . ~, , bo.ird Barob jACOBI and suee ; Ilrid 3 HUM! his 4 t tt• of STOCKHOLM, MAY 21.---On the I 2to ins.. ; {English Merehaots•have . .arrised, at sroch Le ;lin . trim, Majesty yeturned thanks on thd parade to Commis- St. Petersburglr ; wheie great rejoiciogs took place 'pion •.: 4teeti, for his loyal and, spiritZel conduCt,,in when the . news arrived respeiting number of letters tut liociland arrived at 'the ,SWeaborg. A bolleaine . and heading the mass in Altutd, when till, great , ,s - B.lllle tittle. . , . the Ittissians in that island. were made prisoners.— . MAY 6.-1 n" His Majesty fitrrlier authorised the above COtrimis- ST. PETERSBURGH, MAY 0.-10" pursuance Of 2 Signer, by Gemeral Orders of the 15thinst. to _wear capauhition•not• long sinee entered .into, the strong in futureetl;: sworel, swor.i-kiwi, and cocktide, of a fortress of Sweaborg; on ti n 3.1 inst. was". adually Swedish Officer of - the ,Liee; I.'he Rev, Mr. Gast- surrendered to our troeps,,aud. by them et ken .pos,- '/VIEItiR,:WIIO also greadY dist ineuished• - himself oil session tit. _ Thus all the efforts. of the Swedes and ° that oecision has been uninitiated by his Majesty English to raise -the s s iege are too late. As a reward ,Chaplaio to the Royal Family. . for the eXtraordinary services of• Generals Rasew i of them . ~ 'Exiraetbul fia letter, dated Copenhagen; April 5. SKI and .KO'No‘, Y V.NIZN, in Finhitel, lame `,-," 111:1iNADOT7•Z-is said to have,' in his conferences i have been raised to the rank' of Lieut. General; M with the King'of DUNARK, heavily complained of anti the former has . besides obeli lel the t command, his 'remissness in completing the. warlike' •prepara- . - lid inierim, tit, the • ist divisien, I..te y under the tions in Zealand, - adding, that; as-he did not find -Icommand of Prince,BAGRATHIQN. HMV :Of the: measures earned into effeet; whiCh were • t-r aLAMBURGH, APRIL 24.----The crowd of .several iudispensably required liirthe execution of the. plan thousand people, who on. Easter Teiesday, owing to with which tie was charged, he should not only quit an unexpeted punctual shutting .4 one of the Zealand, but also Funen,, and retire to Colding,.in most favourably resorted ' gates, s.tw themselves .Jullaitd.'" ' • • . . ' either quite shut out, or locked up , between two A private letter frotri Stockholm, dated May 22, -sietekets, has occasioned somc disorders, the come says—" The. cominon .topic . of conversation is the qUence of which has been, that the Dutch soldiers :blunt condeet of the people of 'Aland, and their there felt themselves induced to fire, in•eonsequence _Chiefs the Curate GAMMERER and Lanstnan AREN. .of which eight persons were . killed .anit.sevel'al Both these persons 'are ate tied here, and .receive ho- t wounded. . The riot, however, did not-spread far ': nour from every one; A few days ago a great oum- titer than the spot where it began, , so that -tile major bet of Russian prisoners arrived at midnight at So- part of the inhabitants. knew nothiog of the occur-. - dertelje, a small town about three and a hall Swedish I yende till - the next day ;• which has, however, occa e miles (eti Eirglish miles) from - Stock Wm, :where I. s i nne d t he p ost i ng up of the foliose/lug hoclatnation th.-y Will be employed in digging the new canal. at rhe gates of the principal street. " Yesterday,a solemn thaoksgiving was celebrated' , : " eEOPLE OF Hastionton— !Evil-minded per for t he' late successes-at Aland, and in Finland, where ;ions, coming from- Publie-houSes, to which idleness' our. troops push forward,: and have • Litely captured a sooner•leads them than to the working-places, have great store of provisions, which may, it) it's 'copse- had the audacity to• appear in a tumultuous manner queirees do•thure to eempet the i . Russians to retreat, at a gate of this City,' which shall,' till farther or- . , ~ than a compleat victory._ Their retreating is const- tiers, be'regultirly and punetually shut at half past vdered as,a greater benefit than their tieing taken pri- ' seven o!elock in the evening. Some have had the • settlers, front the ditlicehy of maintaining anti seeor.. impudence to storm the gated wicket doors, and pelt tag such' a imbiber of , half-•civilized beings. • In the . the guards with stones, which guards consist 'partly works raised to prole& our shores and river, t h e : of your own troops, and partly of those of his Ma greatest riche its is eseda a number of Gm-boats are . jesty the King offlOPLANri. , This crime:hail de. now gone off, amid stationed at diifereut places. The served to be revenged on the spot by force of arms, , Fencibles are embarked on board some of theM. and if it has not been done, beware of attributing it . ." •A depotation from. the peasants in Fi n land has 'to the fear which this troop Of seditious people could been sent, over to express theikiesire of driving away ' i nsp i re, • as - un d er such painful circuriestanees,' pail the . % Enemy, as 11PS been done in Aland. Some of ence rather makes the eulogisint of the soldier, who, • these brave - men, having Made their escape from the for fear he shotild strike the father of satire f:unily : co,st of Fielarld, Arc actually .irrived here, and their tisat has no part in the riot, rhakesbirn set . lr aii of deporatiou is a new .proof of the eatriotistri and bra- ~ fence which he can rigorously revenge itt compati - very of the Fins. ' • • .. i bility with his duty. , . • f• 'l ,l lc expeZt every. Moment to hear something 1 . " May those rioters tremble, and ill s hall . b et id e from Gothland. st: was said at theieloseollast week, . StRAI of them its shall be seized; .they shall be put -- . •that a ireavY canooruidiug had beewheard•frorti that before a Military Commission„ and punished with' quarter, the issue of E., hicii is not•yet knowo.The all the rigour of the laws. ' Fathers of Families, .best hopes'are formed conerning the 'result of this • good Citizens, tak e care of meddling with those in etiterprize„ aS a cons:derable-quantity of land forces surgent§; 'those disturbers of the public trangnillity bave been put on hoard .the Swedsh'Ship• have only hope of being made an e xampl e o f to pes " Within a lest , days a molter Of small ships with , tarty, Its consequethle of this, every one who, after, , - rovisians, particularly- corn, have arrived from the the shutting of 'the gate, ahall appear before the , • artettrern towes along our •coast;this proves that, at grated wicket dbor, shall be thrice ,earned to be leas!, inert: is ll° .. apprehension from Russian .or gone; which, if he do not, •the sentinel shall fire • other. hostile cruizers. Accordingly several vessels, at him, ,and call to arms. -- ' , destined • for m the sae towns„ are departed, and will, Every E ver y so ldi er pe l t ed w i t h stones shill tire svh/ ,' , wS ikhbt trot,• lea& their destination without in , , out any tateli“ wlruitik:" Every gatheringeff people c:rt - rinil, any hazard. . witinn the city shall liecogsideled equally punisloble . . . " report te p n rtest bee circulated-of our. troops. •as a riot. "The Officer who commands a body of having guinea n ew ;I,tvanulges uver the Russians in sir:::iers, and• happens ,to cotne• On the spot shall the north ot: Fielatel. We expect every tnornent to ' immecknelY giv.e orders to ,disperse; if be be not ' hear" the details. WJIU of ' pfovisions, it is . said,' : minded, after giving a triple waining, het shall order leis ing,o:iliged the Itr t.:Sians to send away some . nu— to fire, and use. all means to seize one or mere per-, nitrous deeichtheets southward, dm Swedish army .. sons, who shall' be 'arraigned betbre the altos e-tnen attacked those who were left behind? apdobrained a . tioned ii , lilitary COmpoisSion. complete victeny ;- but nothing is yet publisbed on i 4 ‘ Every gatheriirg of People attended lay itnizas' ' , the.subjeal - 1. .- • '•-- • - . ' or pelting of stones, shall be immediately and with . - ‘.i. Pre.. , yious.to the above reported viaory, the brave.'• out warning dispersed by force, and pursued wi t h Fins aresaid to haveJaken: all the stores of die Rua- ! vigenr. ...Every one Who Shall throw stories Out of -. ai4ns.. An account is. (407ated, thai we areitt pas- .i his window on a .pairole or body of :iuldiz'rs, sliall be ;.a.ession of 4 Cienerals, 1 1 stolid of colours, 2,500 men inipriSo;ied avid arraigned. before ;Ire Conitnession. prisoners; atidottat •• the remainder have been en- ; Every. one who d4cS, in a popirlar commotion, to ,t .... ,- tirviy dispersed."'. : '. i . i ring, alarm bell without permission of the Co ln . • mending Generals, shall be punished with death.— FT91 . 11 . . tbe,,prcsent clay,. -2gth inst. 'all - tickets*of tid '-mission or passage oval of the gates„ shdll; till fur ther orders, be declared but of force. • Every day; and till farther orderS, a company of grenadiers, or 'Voltigeurs, shall be,,stationed as a. picket 7 "givird at , ,the Altooa gate, where therare to lie precisely at • fitie'o'clock, and from whence.they , hill not retire ' till the Commandiug Officer is sure that all is qedet. .This company to do the service in concert with .the soldiers whom the Commandant sends thither front ' the garrison of Hathburgh. . 'The presiding Burgomaster is invited to get this Prockamation primed,, pested' up, and pubhilird„ in' French and German, and to sin:; w some COpies. _ .. FOREIGN I:CTE 1: , 1011 7 0 E.' - LeGHORN, MARCPI . I9.-;-rAn official letter from , Palermo, of the lath of February, states, that the Court has or.lered all Danish ships to b6seques tratedaod the tudders to be unshipped, after the ne cessary search had beens,tuade, and tlic masters and crews obtained, leave to come on shore; the former were left at liberty, and the latter sent to the citad e l, The Danish Consul having implied after the cause of that ,proceedin4, received ler answer, that it was fpund necessary ,to adopt that measure against th e Daiwa, on account of their being in alliance with .France. . • . ` iIJRKISII PRONTI•FR; MARCH 8.--The port of 'blockaded by the English, but now and then a ship steals in with provisions for 44 neigh- . botiring cotintriei. The !coteries: which defend the ' entiance of the port are placed in welt a formidable awe, that the Enemy will hardly return to make an . attack, - „ TOCKIIOLM, MAY 2 I iTiS Royal`Majeaty was - , strt6ctil%ly pleascd'to hold, on the tuth instant, an extraordinary Cic yier of the Order of the North Star, to make- his Excellency Baron CITAIILES Gus.: :int.,ltit'S*;ll4.;, - Swedish Erfvoy at the Court -- - --ref 'Great a Knight-Controancler of that .‘. Order. • • ‘• • VIENNA, IMA . ll6‘.3o.—Accortling to public nun tke; gi% en to the Si2L'S of Hungary, the Cordon of Austr!Ati Troops ; told formed on the Turkish Fran ' tiers, west , of . Tin kish Croatia, is to extend from the tve and the Danube to Tranaylvania, and' from thence in a northward di:ection to Buckiwona, :to ' the fe roh ti w:3 Galichi. As the great extent of ti :e requires at touch later Corps than , Was, .• ai first destined on that service, several other regi-:' ru ' enis-lvave received OFCi O erSj‘:ili tt. Gellera DAKA arViVe4 ! lll . l'thuttsWar, where he ohas•establislicd his Field-Niartii,+l,3v.t.t.LGtotou, Coin. to nice-itt•Clejef ut the Cordon, iS also strortly ex pected: • GOTTSNISIIRG/4, MAY : —By advices from Hel ' tiingburg we learn, that the S edes hove wade boner's of war' all the it aRI fo 40110, in the island 'of Qothland. They have., also been sue in Finland, and have taken some of the' Rog:. niagaiines,. Containing - stores of all kindi. Sir Mdone, as as wait of his Staff, are in lodging's 110;e: the Tvoops . reinaitt on board The Transvoi ,• and the whole of the ' Expedition , watts the return of. N DON t P rinted by R tea 4RD Ha I s, of No, 4, Al artiett-court, tbw-street ; At the SUN-OPPICR No. 112 strand; where dflver tisements, Orders , " tialliDurga, dpril 20, 1808. " The General of Division, commanding the ~ second line of i‘eserve 14 * the Army or Ids '''!' Highness the Prince of Ponte Corvo. '4 , ' P, 1,..Dvr45.” , The Senate, a few days after, the Senator Se4thrz, to Beata A DOTTE'g head-lin:niers,' at ()den see; to pray relief nom the severe measures of Dutch Commandant, and particularly to prevent the burthen of fresh troops. SaaNAnorTe so far complied with their petition, ,that instnt of.the troops that had marched to Haniburgh from Lubeck and Bremen, have been ordered' back by degrees, and the gates of the 'city, instead' of being closed at half past seven, are to, remain open. till half past nine. . • . Tlie beautiful bouie'and gardens' of Baitiville, near Altona, are' to be purchased by the QUEE'N of DEN- , bIARK tar her ftrure' residence.—Kiel and Copen hagen are WI considered as• being insecure in con- sequence of the presence of the British Crullers. ,AMSTEHDAbI, NIAY 26.--A"Tritkr from (:open- hagen, 'of the T4th inst. sOs, :that there has been carried Into a port on the West coast of Norway seven English 'NiesSelq, of vkit}idt TOur were laden with s:alt, two with wine, and 0 - ne itli ,ugar and coffee. - ' MAY .28.—0 n Monday last his Majesty left ibis city on his ways to Sacsdyk, where and at Loo he intended to pass in future a part oldie' Summer season. The aparttneuts in the Palace here will comic to in their preSkalt State of prepariti6tl, as occupy them occasionally when ile . visits his capital. - ~~ ..` . , . , RIEr 0 !cr. COURT OF klNG's 111 NCI-1, luNr4. GUIN V. MATHEW. T 1 Plaintiff is the widow' of. an Officer, who • , losi his .life at the battle: of Trafalgar: The' D - .fendatit teas • formerly an Officer 'in, the Sotherset Militia. This aEtien was brought to recover the ammint 61.35.)01: received by the Detenant to the use of • After a short disclosure of il2c facas. of the ease 'by. r. GA REOW, • • , Mrs. Eleanor'Grey deposed, 'that the Defendant had received 2501.1r0tn COlonel Herries, paid from the Patriotic Fund, for theplaitniffk and also 701. ftOrl - 1 Mes!;rs. floss and Ogilvie, - agents to the hus band of the Plaintiff. On her eross.exalninatien, she said, that she lived with the 11.•tendant,7 and passed by his name forsix - years ; that her husband was alive, and was a brother. Officer with the Do te-uda'nt in the Seim:l.6er Militia that s!a; • abandoned Mr. Mathew, as he had made an attempt upon her life. Mr. PARKE; as .an • apology for the form of cross examination to he had exposed the last Wit lie,s‘, said, that he' never would treat persons who were living in open adultery;‘,.ith the same reaped be would others who came with a pure moral cha ratter- befere the Court. He said that his intruttions supplied him ;Aid) a clear ground Of defence. Not withstanding the Plaintiff knew of the irregular con nection of the Defendinp and the Witness . , she, sus : taining the reputable churaCter of an Officer's wi dow, had condescended - to become part of the saute family ler six months. During that •time, the em barrassed statevf,t he affaiis Of tlie,Defendant made., it necessary for him to quit. Harley•street,' where be .resided ; and On•his so doing, in re-payment for the money he had received ter -account of :Alm Guin, he executed a bill of sale in favour of the Plaintiff of all the valtiabl6 - furniture• and plate in that establishment. He should put in the bill of sale, accompanied by such proof as would satisfy - the Jury. - • Mr: Burke, being called, produced , the bill of sale, with' an inventory., signed by the !Plaintiff; but Mrs. Eleanor. Grey being re-examined by 'his Lord ship, it appeared:that the upliolkerer had seiiec! ail the furniture and valuables; and that the Piaiutilf had received tie•benefit from that imtrument, which was only •.prepared :i8.411, expedient to the effe6is from the other creditors of the betendant.— Yesdiat for the Plaintiff, 301.• . ; POOLE V. 'BROOKE:; . . This was an ac ion for - dismages ;Abe Defendant having run a . whevl-bnyrow over the....fuht ui the *child . of 'the' Eaitititl; ,in consequence of which a violent swelling and. inflammation qtalud,,l,B' , liicit terminated in .an; s'bsce4s, of which the child tau ,l3eture the cause proceeded to a verdi&, the matter was re.teried to. intitration, SITTINGS AT NSSI PAWS SZIOAL LORD ILLENLOROUGLI LIBEL, TABART V. TIPPER. This was an ad ion brought against the Defendant, as ptiblisher of a periodical work called The Satirist • ior a libel: -The.daniages were laid at lonol, Apir. 1.1,1 , 1 1 14 i I titic , /t (14,4, ' , apt client kept a Juvenile 'Library in Old liond-street, and brought this action to recover coppen,ation in -damages tor two gross, lib4llons articles-published in a popular periodical work entitled., The Satirilt, of, winch the -Defendant, who was a booksellei, in Leacknhall-street, was the. publisher. His Learned Frienct (Mr. (..ittutow - ) w ho, Was, for the Defend:nit, he well knew would agree with hint in -this—that Whatever tended to' render a man -ridiculous was a libel 'of the rnost, pqraicious.. tenden4 and 'such, he contended, was title nature of. the pulalication be now' complained of. He themproceediOtta read the libels were contained in the 3d and 4th *Num bers of 'llw Satirist, which chi'etly Consisted* of a quaint stanza in ridicule of some of Mr. Tabart's ;oven de, puslicat ions. The imblicaiion of the work was proved by a per son, from whose evidence . it'appeated, that he was a Niival Officer, and raided at file Plaftitiff'aL Upon his cross-ekunlination by Mr. .GARRow, it 'aline out . that be Lod lioluineered in the cause ; .and some litdiuroui ques;i9ns, were oskd bite respecting I►(9 perils:3i of Alr. 'fabar►'s publications, The Ogie,The Little Made,lid the Little Maid, tec. &c. These books were given in evideture on the part •of the Defendant, in justification of the libel. .„Mr„ GAttaow, for the Defendant; obsened, that the Pia - dint?' must be the most imprudent man exist ing, to bring such a cause into a CourCofJustice. It ,Was certainly true he had not published the pre eke %%Poi-Cis attributed to him, but it was erpially true inn he published numerous books of. a much more miseltk , vous tendeney, many of which were calcu lated to produce the .same dangerous et:feats on the minds of children that Mr. Lewis's pubhcations w ) ere on the mindSof those who had arrived at the age of niatUriti. .[Htre the Learned Counsel read several extraots from some of the Plaitttift 's publica tions, comenented with- great forcetud'humour On,,,their evil tendency.] He contended, that in stead of being mute the stable& of such, an atLon as this, in his wind, ihe Public were infinitely indebt ed to the Satirist for his attempts to correct the de praved taste of the times. ' The ,lury, without hesitation,found a verdia for the phi in titt 7 -701 4 . Dannes. SAME V. GILLET. rro►n the LbA DON O.4ZE T7'E, June 4, 1808. . NX t 1.- 7 C.IRS I:NLARGED. • • , George: Machatt, ifuliderztidrl, Yorkshire, grocer, froi May •14 to" uly 2, at CICVCII, at G uiititiail, London. Paul Lister, of Sl:der:lnk, Yo:kshire; cotton. s p i nner, fro: lune 14 to Atigilt 2, At, tell; at the Dog 'fa% ern, 11.111 Chestek. • • - BANKRUPTS. - . Joseph Lee, Qr Islington, MOM:set, timber.rnerch'M to surrender June ii,• IS and July .6, at one, at Goad hail. Attormiy, Mr. lackson, It:mon-Garden. • Th*tnas Canty, late of Surrey, tinmat lung 14, rS, aud i 6, at one, at Guildhall, Luridoli Attorney, Mr. ;•4langnall, 'Warwick 'square,- Newgitt stiteL . Joseph Harrison. new : or late of Eller-Carr, Bingley, York slum, worsted 'ati.l cottOn.silinner, lune.zo, tout, ; 1 and July 46, al eleven, at the. 1.4-vonshire /kiln* 'lid Kif,4te r. Attornies, Messrs. Exley and stocker, Yana irid's-Inti, London • .or Mr. Metcalfe,Kigll/zY• Joseph Thackeray ai d [oho Thack.ray, 01 ,Nlanch:sl:r:Co• ten-spihners,',l um: 16i, 17, arta tiny 16, at el:ven, t trio lace inn, Manche.stcr. Attorincs, Mr. S. Edge, Maritn.:4 ter ; or Mr. Temple,' London. Isaac Rather', ut Egreiriont,L'uniberland, triereer draper {tine 47, 13, anti lot) . 16, at eleven,' at use Kni t e,'s Egiernont. Attorney, Mr. WordSwurtit, Lat-Gll4-ciao near Eg.emorit. ,rge %Veddell, of Newcasttc-upon-Tt nei.sh ° P keeper, 'kW.: 29, 34, and foly i 6, atrleven, al f Manchester. Attortlies, Mr. Windle, loan tord-row, London; or Mr. Edward -'findrait, cheater. • Rie.hattl Rayner, of Birmingham, button.maker. {ripe ' 7 18, and July 16, at eleven, at time Snarsire.iie Birmingham. Allornies, .Mesirs. ice niiiighartz; or Mr. John AlexatrUer, Bedro , tl don: - {ono Whittinghain, of Liverpool, grocer, Jane 28, :9$ lud 1114'16, at one, at tile 1, Liverpool. Ines, Lua' • doss.;, or. Mr, .Aitifroby; Liverpool.' Meyer Cohen, ut lievoihriire.streo, Beilford.s4lloC, anj latent Citeat jahle*.stieet; Bedlord.roW, 4 ‘liti:lle)eX , • , ctschange-br oke r , ildttall. .4.t.t5 1 .) u r5 1 . ;, 7' M 2 r. 5, A u l n i t i t s, i' L y s,•l 6 );ac j e r - Thomas Middleton, of chalet:!!-I *WV', 1 " 1 ":"":t sex,' blite.illat4itadurer, fun,: it,, lb. and Lily - t We i v es Atturni:y Mr. rfaci‘etc, lime. • • ' t Th9ml;./ixnis, Sout' . end, pe'Ar 10 ' 4 and I ury ib, at ow, ..! C.; um. 111.111. Mr. William*, Sl.,pic's.lith, ' • john abate h igt►.a,iitt, LOndall, draper, funs if, 21, and July 16, at ieri, 'at 'Annum.. Attorney, Mr. .Nand, • Great I'vsctit•-•411"4 " Le:, of bi...dford.YOrkirlire, cottOn , riunida" l l ,l Inne 1 4, six; is, and jut) At ten, at the I..iitrOt bradlorn. Aimritiei, Al f. hal: l;elupie, lee.' or Mr. Brogneo, Bramoul. - • • W4lts.:in Goy!, of AJtis.o. Ltoridon, NretticliC4ter us flar:e 14, IS, and 4(4 to, atone, at i.111J 114:1. Ar...Courteeti, • twit Benjamin I i ur,inan, 'or B.ltterset, , .Surrey, r felrinuo,-,er, I t 18, arld.fujy t 6 at len, at Cluilclio!l, ney,:Mr..Bruati, Union-street,. 4 9 1,4t,twark. Get,rge 4:Use, at at • Middicser,,'lnoney.scrivener, J ule 41, 143; and 114 1° . ,„,, • • ten, at - . -Attorney, Mr. Steveitsuo, t. 1804" conTtienarin.f.Crui„:, 71 . 11ornas Dcaring'and -MichaeLrorster, 1' Litchfield- 51 ' 4 r : Mindlz.ex, Lord and tavtan keepers, June and fully - t6,:at ren, A ttol iWy, 4r. U 36. Mal tin's.l . tve Ca: II- •t I , .. ~ ei toll.b (Ce . , 1 , s . • DIVIDENDS. oxn 4 " June 25.. fames Stevens, late of - lames-street, .e all. dc : sublet, MltillirSCN, GlJit6exterop e l e ven, at Guild.., June 2S. Wllll*tti . A1011.,g1. of Qeeen.street, 1,0118's"' iddlesex, iroiltnon ; o " i ger, at one, at Guilitlrtil. . _July :sr .tileorge - Marks, of Lisl.street,, Leicester;s.j 1 M Nitullesel, woollen-draper , at. one, at Li undhali•nti • , ~ J une 'AS.. ,Villi41116:1111101111: Of Mark- lane, AL ticite.er, at ten, at t..l'i l li,,mair, • , t . 1 , tt c.. n i e w ,:l.. m .:% o V il i g i ct ir r a , n 4 1l o t.;: l t e t . lia a y t ,ot u . ,King -street,, DePtfortt,. 14"."11 Icinall, London. „„ker, , • July I. 4t,oanaisi. ,Sctitt, Roo;rt hum), tt.n. hard 10 wo . r ' Ant! lt,9beit liat....y, now ol iati: ot •Xlittieneter, o'l7 nt.nittlactor , :rs, at two, at the UO4 tnn ./vlettidnot,r• - July 5. Thoiii,,s t.,,ay, of Rumford, ilssex, innhoin.ier, al ton, at k,".4..i1dha11,...L0nii. - on. `...- ittlY 1...- ./..VCS ViiiC3. now or late or Ilißlrop's-Stert io64 , . kiertfOrttstute, tintii*txrici and pcd ; In-, at unc, .tt' ti oil:111)4 iliodoo.. . ~. ~, July a. Williatn COB; of Upper Cat Snitlititil.MA llese4rs c'...cesemonger, at't%yelve, at Glttldnall. - - July 2. WO ham Nictiolls, of Minclitallamplon, Glouc.eiter• blt:te,. Clothier, at eleven, at tire George Inn, :,tr,,u , !.. June 27. Sdlitilel halt; of Shellield„ Yorkshire, flat, fla9U' fattlit4:l"; at eleVeN, at the Angel Inn, shetlield, : ' t r June 2.7. Monts l'ovveli hVeliill, late ot . Te::burY,W ( *l' e ' itiit/e, 'plumber, at twelve, at tnc Angel inn, J.11( 1 , 10 "' re , .. lime 29. Richard Stnitli, late of Lurterwortit,. 1.'67-a-T., bairt, rneicer . and draper. at eleven, at the [find /eiu , • tetwoi to,- .• .. . • : 4. • ..... fly of lune 3e,; Christopitey w Sha and Th o mas Shaw, forme,.., • Southainpton, bankers, at one, at the Coach dorm' .- - lint, Sou“tainptuit • lune ell, John isloritp,n, late of Bristol, coal-merch ant. 3°4 1 cutler, at eleven at the Whit;:„, Lion lint; thistut• .., ~_ )11 31 4 t 2 4 . .at (..irneil-dit'llirli,c:l.iolnir'ita.l,°-I°. rtni ittroY - June . :ti. • Charles I:tgoart, of Cleveland.street, F • r •Villitra , • Middles:A, stz.tuary and onaaon, At twelve , 4 (.;nildltall. . % t iiC'' f one ;t. laines Robinson, of Livclpool.3ilversinitit, a Veil, .11 the Globe Tavern, Liveroool• • ' , CERT I .1 , ICAT-BS . • .kettii June 7.5. Jant-..s %Vain, 'late of Mount.street, Lan.— , • . Autrey, IT.efell3llt . • • -** W 111.• ,10111Sylt, Ul . Edgware-road, Middlesex, collar-maker' Surrey, merely. . .Sar4lt 4ng,1 , ..5n, of Cll,titi-Cro6s, Mittcifemot, botodr. '"' ~s, A/exander t',* eshw a, late of Whitecitapel iligti-stNet. diesex, viattaller. - - - •' IcAln-l'earbon, now or late of I'ddsey, Yorkshire, clothicl,:e lobo tV,,041, of B•L oltott-le.Moors, anca shire, 1110$1111.111AV faelurer, . , • HumplirSrPope', of RatclifF C Al' 11l 'MC Vt':•' l ° 3l° - rap, ic cCb 1 ...c., n'r if CR Attrs•LNn. iuNi 3. Ting e ' e Passed by—theM3ry : ` .1411 '"; 1 4 , 1 11 srY; Bruntpii, tienriettis, CAatki jt:t!ry , , Untry„ and Owen, 1r9 1 " V 1 , c.„ 03 4.. 1 Icuc;f 'e flpiadd ; WintnlS, frorti s;t• mum!. from i.:llarlestowri ;• 27 - I )„gre m fro flor i dur:is ; Aral::ora, I from Pe1 . '" u( ,, D ,.., Da, Flimilinson, from o 4 r!l*7,-'‘vilie - Coo Cldreufea, Duman, for Antigua ; J big, tvlacmatt, for ti:e Calie fit (;R,d ~-'' - . . . dI A I 11.1 • O O6 Ti On.mrs,hy the 2Ci inst. at lii; ho\lsc in Moontr,tit%l.:. of 14.111-siiu.ire, "the Lady of Sir Henry fitznobali I) a Son anti Heir. ... ~~.._.......~.... ► ~ r ' r"' „, i rro' . . . MARRIED. Rath. i•- - .- ° tW On Friday morning, at ‘Valeot Ch a r:.:11. 1 ' to :i l L ,is ~, , ,, t !ard lialchdier, 01 theiVladrai Etit::‘,;'J. l C.l'', n i t ,' „ ih . t olt,M ahr,* (I.ll.;her IA Edward 'F. ver:ir.t, 1.,.1. o' ~ i , • •••• • Po,r4 Lynn; in tilt: County or Nor /*opt. • ,f l , P.Aoh{,t 3 tli 4 On Sattird.iy, at' St. Pari.-:,,s C.'htlre.h. V re J. of Gowet.stre.!(, ca. E. liz4, ditu t ;iitcr o: the 1 41 d Esq. f , s).” • ' . . t au: C. , Sl' 'The same d#, at hinathitreet, to Al rs. Spenc:t, 3-;itet ot.t.lf .,,, COURT OF COMMtrN PLEAS, JUNI 4. Etl. or Croat IClaritsurostizh-olect. ' ' i ,d .. s . to i n NEEDHAM AND- KENT V. CLAY AND OTHERS. (Jo the 01. it.st, itotv.irt nrw....T.C. rig. of , „.11 , '. • T -• ' Sorneret,,ltome., , c0r ,,1413 , : ' , ,- ,,, The Plaintiffs, are BieweN at Tottenham the Ell " beqh wlnt.l ' Qt ,; The iJme de. i. Ste'vens. Eati. to Augoa.lo 7 LoL ob., Detiisibrits are I)irectors of the 41.Ihion Fire and Life' term ,t ' ' i .G • . Queen-W4‘l, j ut Grace, k sq. of 1,..:a C4e4,- and . were sob9cribers to a policy granted by fibn - tili t d*- ' A Le.. ...,........." '/ - -that office tor the insurance of the Plaintiffs. The ------- ------- ‘,l, Croydon. stirrey, G. ye.trce, ~ o et II) ' I I, IRA action. was to recover 20981. 3s, the ailed a' ge amount ec, of a dama Y. . ♦ bt. by fire, sustained by the Plaintiffs in wile or tint' Rev. Dr.. 1,1311, • Chanc,(ior ot Latid'u il l,../1-` l O of the Officers of Excise, and from h . On friday, at her son's house in Gower-street , . t . . 1(5 , - ,, Nov.e_tu6er last. , The Othee, - from the information: U . 11.c sAwc day, it inackhe:ttn, wi'do"' ' .1r 1 4 ,4 .i'''' , - ot other ciretim- - third son •t Sir .., o f Mr. 7 Us, •sid tv%elve days. Stance.A', considered the elttirn to be much beyond the , . Nl . ll . Pon wil. ' - 4 Os/ Saturdav atterno...n, Mrs. 1 in • . , :rl<'. amount of the loss. The Jury were of the l' "1-1 b Sallie Ingion, of ol Jrn. , ' kl, Fri )" i 0 froth .--. vi 1,10 - ... 'l' hoth.l3 Maryon Wi150rt,, 1 . 1 . 211. - Lii i, destine 'on his pa sace ppiliton, _ and gave a verdia ter 17391. Os. 6d. being L ' atel Y' " a de ' l camailet,, l. 4 n i a " r " the sill 101111s,-,Nif.l(o4e.it ...././ a flt.duclion of 358 L gs. lid. frOm the sum claimed. 1 cheat there, a " / w.... 1 _7 yea IS. _ —.......r. . - This was a •sithilar attiun against the Printer of the Satirist; it). which a dirnilar vetditt was t'alien by 'consent. • and pubmtle.! by %WILLIAM Aam [CUL SCR &Ault cm Are: t, Grosyclor.squ.,: tor the Pater. letters for the Editor, Ate, (post-paid) roust be addressed.